Is this material treated to resist weather?
33258
I never got that far with it. When it arrived it had such a "petroleum" odor to it that I knew I'd be busted (hunting) in the woods. I washed it once and the colors faded right out and I was left basically with plain burlap. I would not buy this product.
33259
No it is just rough burlap. Would have to use a scotch guard for a little protective coating
33260
I don't believe so. It's fairly raw burlap. I wouldn't leave it out and expect the pattern to last more than a season or so.
33261
It does not resist weather. It does in fact absorb water but I average 2 to 3 years of use from mine and leave it out all year.
33262
Its just burlap like potatoes used to come in as far as I can tell its just been spray painted with camouflage patterns. I would say if it got wet and dry wet and dry there would be no problems. But if left wet or soaking it would rot. Hope this helps?
33263
I would say no. It's really just burlap bag material with a painted design on it. I think exposing it to the elements for long periods would degrade the quality, however in the short periods I expose it to (days/weeks) it's fine.
33264
No. It is highly susceptible to UV light. I take it down every year and store it in a Rubbermaid tote and it lasts about 3 deer seasons.
1179629
No I don't think that it would hold up in the weather. It is like a heavy contact paper. Hope that helps you.
563893
Yes it is weather resistant although I haven't had it out in any driving rain.
1679211
Yes. Ours was left outside with cover thru brutal northeast winter and it held up beautifully.
116098
YES! Our cover material is highly resistant to deterioration from UV. Great question. Thanks! - JWALT
170947
Mine is located on a covered deck, therefore not a lot of exposure to weather. However, I also have a log arbor made from the same white cedar and has been exposed to rain and snow for years and it still looks great. On both items I did apply a high quality red cedar stain. Without stain the cedar will turn gray in color over time (not at all harmful to the wood). Cedar is naturally impervious to rot and insects, so I don't think you need to worry about exposure to weather. The overall quality of the chair is very good... very sturdy and not flimsy at all. I hope this is helpful.
1988915
That is a question the manufacturer would have to answer. We have owned ours for 3 years and remain very satisfied. It is outside, but under cover, so I am unable to comment about how it weathers.
71154
It hasn't been field tested to know for sure but it is weathersealed and it should withstand light moisture with normal care.
934731
If used outdoors, I would be sure to bring it in at night so it doesn't get stained. The material is not water resistant.
1500171
We've had several pieces for more than a year and "weather resistant" may be accurate but I don't think it's weatherproof. Soon as I assembled ours I sprayed with a rubberized paint. It seems to be good outdoor furniture and has held up well, but even with the paint there are numerous areas of a rust-like light stain. Not too bothersome to me and doesn't appear to be breaking down the material. But, again, I would not consider the furniture weather/rust-proof.
1337313
The fabric seems to the a treated material not sure if nylon or light canvas type material. Is not plastic, seems to hold up well. When the sun finally ruins this one, I will try to buy this same type again.
9788
You can cover this with any material but makeSure this is high temperature resistant. If you decide to paint please make sureIt's high temperature and water based resistant paint as well.
1687275
I believe it is weather resistant, the directions advise applying calk around the mount. I only used the included foam-rubber pad between the house and unit as I live in AZ and am not expecting a great deal of moisture. So far very pleased with it.
21260
I don't know. I would assume it has some weather resistance. I bought it for outdoor use for cinching down on covers I am making. If they are in the sun I'm sure the UV light will eventually degrade them over time. But I plan on keeping them cover where possible. Hope that helps!
387806
I would say it is because it's a windbreaker material. I have not been in the rain with it yet.
2028755
No, it is added protection against rain and the elements so you cover does not begin to rot.
123943
It is already weather treated but if you want added protection, I would try the poly.